Your opponents will love the card advantage so much they wont want to attack you
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A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises
When we get to our creatures, you'll see that we have a bunch of lifelink in the deck, which helps to negate the life loss from Eye
However, these smaller products (the multiplayer ones, and the Duel Decks that are two decks specifically designed to play against each other) have intrigued me could they be a way of enjoying Magic again without entering into the financial insanity of another CCG (I already play L5R, but thats vastly cheaper than Magic)
Thrakkus the Butcher is a little on the smaller side compared to its full Dragon friends, but when it attacks, it doubles the power of all Dragons you control until end of turn